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EcoFlow’s beefy magnetic charger is now available.

The company first announced last September it was expanding into power banks, and while a 5,000mAh model has already been available, you can now buy EcoFlow’s 10,000mAh Rapid Magnetic Power Bank for $89.99.

It supports Qi2 15W wireless charging speeds, and includes a built-in USB-C cable that can provide up to 65W of power to larger devices like laptops. There’s also a kickstand, and a screen that can be customized through EcoFlow’s app.

<em>EcoFlow’s Rapid Magnetic Power Bank includes a kickstand to prop up a phone it’s attached to.</em>
<em>An integrated USB-C cable delivers up to 65W to power-hungry devices like laptops and consoles.</em>
<em>A monochromatic screen shows information about remaining charge and how much power connected devices are drawing. It can also be customized with your name or pixelated images using EcoFlow’s mobile app.</em>
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EcoFlow’s Rapid Magnetic Power Bank includes a kickstand to prop up a phone it’s attached to.
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